A household turns token quotas into a running competition
intellectronica · x · 2026-07-26
The author says their household has turned token usage into an informal competition, where family members casually report how much of their quotas they’ve used since the last reset.
They admit they are losing by a wide margin, which is the whole joke: even household conversation has become quota-maxxing behavior in the age of AI usage limits.
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